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Gwrych Castle
Type:Castle / Fort
Llanddulas Road
ABERGELE
Conwy
LL22 8ET
Tel: 07380386695
Guide Prices
Under 3 – Free
Carer (one carer per paying visitor, proof required) – Free
Children – £6.50 - £7.50
Concession (terms can be found on our website) – £10.20
Adult – £11.50
Family (2A, 3C) – £35 - £45
Facilities
Parking & Transport
- On site parking
- Parking (free)
Provider Facilities
- Dogs Accepted
- Toilets - We have temporary toilets as the castle is not connected to mains water at the moment.
Provider Features
- Dog Friendly
- In town/city centre
- Indoor Attraction
- Outdoor Attraction
Target Markets
- Family Fun
- Marketed Towards Children
- Marketed Towards Families
Map & Directions
Road Directions
Sat Nav: Please be aware that if using ‘sat nav’ you will arrive near but not at Gwrych Castle. Please ensure that you read the local directions provided or plan your journey prior to your visit.
From the A547, look out for the exit for Tan y Gopa Road and immediately turn right onto the drive to Gwrych Castle. Pass under a very large stone arch with two large round towers and drive up the drive to enter the Gwrych Castle Estate. Continue past Manorafon Farm and the golf club along the drive for around half a mile.
There is an all weather car park on site, but please be aware there is a 300m walk on an incline to get to the castle courtyard. Upon arriving at Gwrych Castle, please make us aware at the Visitors Centre if you require disabled access so we can advise you accordingly.
Public Transport Directions
The nearest train station is Abergele and Pensarn. Nearest bus stop is on Llanddulas Road opposite Eldon Drive. The bus services that regularly visit are number’s 12, 13 and 21. This bus stop is immediately outside the main entrance to the castle.
TripAdvisor
- Excellent441
- Very Good88
- Average39
- Poor18
- Terrible24
Recent Reviews:
- Dave DVery Disappointing - Not a Castle
Monday, 26th May 2025Firstly; it isn't a castle. It was built as a home during the 19th century - so not even that old. Walking around it is akin to walking around a folly, or a 1970s film set - except it's pretty much... Read full review - Geoff WDidcot, United KingdomLove Gwrych Castle
Wednesday, 28th May 2025As regular visitors, Gwrych Castle Estate is a Grade 1 listed building standing in beautiful grounds and a fascinating history. Magnificent views along the North Wales coast, the planned works by... Read full review - lowrie756Rhyl, United KingdomTrip Type:CouplesFabulous location we could see the outline of Blackpool tower through binocularsWednesday, 28th May 2025Visited today and have never seen such breathtaking views. We were able to see for miles. Children will be worn out today as they had a fabulous time thinking of the history Romans, the original... Read full review
Awards
- Regional and Miscellaneous
WTTC Safe Travels 2021
Opening Times
* We have seasonal opening hours which can be found on our website.
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